Bibliographies and Databases

Below are a number of useful bibliographies and databases compiled by our team members or student team members.

Bibliographies
Media and Religion Bibliography
Produced by Strand 1 as part of their year one research initiative. Compiled by David Michels.
The bibliography is available on Refshare.Link
Religion in Cascadia
Compiled by Paul Bramadat and Rachel BrownLink
Prison Chaplaincy: A Selective Bibliography
Produced by Strand 2 as part of their year one research initiative.
Compiled by James A. BeckfordBenjamin Berger and Ilona Cairns.
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Bibliographies on Violence and Religion
Produced by Strand 3 as part of their year one research initiative.

Phase 1: Religion and Domestic Violence
Compiled by Cathy Holtmann, Barbara Fisher-Townsend and Steven McMullin.

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Phase 2: Defining and addressing some gaps
Compiled by Pamela Dickey Young and Jillian Burford-Grinnell.

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Muslim Women and Domestic Violence
Compiled by Jolene Roy under the supervision of Nancy Nason-Clark.Link
 
Forces of Law Bibliography
Produced by Strand 4 as part of their year one research initiative.
Compiled by Amy Fisher, Shari Golberg, and Paul Nahme under the supervision of Pamela Klassen.
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Databases
Topics on Modern Muslim Women Database
This Topics on Modern Muslim Women” database was compiled and edited by
Rubina Ramji
Lucy MacDonald and Alyssa MacDougall. This research database
offers articles and media dealing with topics on Muslim women.Link
Canadian Case Law Database
Contains a list of all Canadian court cases involving religion.
Compiled by Tera Bradford.Link
United States Supreme Court Cases 2000-2005
A collection of cases from 2000-2005 regarding religion that were presented
to the United States Supreme Court.
Compiled by Josee Trinh de Freitas.Link
European Court of Human Rights Cases 2009-2011
A collection of European Court of Human Rights Cases that deal with religion (2009-2011).
Compiled by Vanessa Dion-Lirette.Link
United Kingdom Case Law Database 2001-2012
A collection of UK court cases involving religion.
Compiled by Marianne Abou-Hamad.Link
Memos
Ontario Human Rights Commission Research: Negotiating Difference
Memo by Stephanie Voudouris, project developed by Benjamin Berger and Lori G. BeamanThis memo details methodology, themes and trends that  stemmed from reading Ontario Human Rights Tribunal cases, looking at  how parties interacted with one another prior to bringing an application before a formal adjudicative body (here the Tribunal).

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